Right of Compliance and Answering to Some of its Criticisms

One of the discussions that are studied in principles of jurisprudence is the nature of the reason stance in the cases of doubt on the existence of a binding obligation on the part of God. Contrary to the principles common among fundamentalists, two of contemporary fundamentalists, namely Ayatollah Ṣadr and Ayatollah Muḥaqiq Dāmād, have considered reason stance as a necessary precaution in this regard, which the viewpoint of Ayatollah Sadr, known as the right of compliance (ḥaqq al-ṭā‘a) theory. In this article, a comparison is made between these two explanations of the ḥaqq al-ṭā‘a theory, and a series of facts about them would be proposed. Then, one of the most important criticisms about ḥaqq al-ṭā‘a theory, i.e. the criticism of Ayatollah Amoli Larijani is explained, and it is also trying to respond to the proposed objections.